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Come down to the VFC and support VT!Hooray, hooray for the month of May! All month long you can round up at the registers to support Vernon Trails in our Give Where You Live Program.Vernon Trails is a non-profit organization committed to developing and maintaining sustainable roadways and trails, while continuing to create access for human powered users.Learn more about Vernon Trails on their website: http://vernontrails.com/Explore or past and future Give Where You Live recipients on our website: https://www.viroquafood.coop/community-outreach ... See MoreSee Less

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KVR Trails are OPEN!!May is here and that means all of us Mountain Bikers get to start "woods biking" out at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve again for the season. So here's some info to know before you head out there and have your mind blown:The reserve is very responsible about practicing trail closures due to conditions. Please check their homepage to verify all trails are open before your visit.http://kvr.state.wi.us/HomeThis is a fee area. PAY YOUR FEE so we can keep the trails in great shape. https://kvronline.wi.gov/KVRProducts.aspxAs we roll into prime MTB season, please remember that the trails at the Reserve are "shared use" and you will need to interact politely with many other trail users. Some key points- When encountering other trail users, slow down and be ready to stop if needed to ensure a safe interaction- Down Hill riders must yield to up hill riders. If the uphill rider pulls off for you, then you you may continue thru, but please slow down and thank them for letting you by. If the uphill rider is not able to get off the trail or doesn't want to stop on a tough uphill section. Then you must be ready to stop.-Hikers. Mountain bikers must be ready to stop and yield to hikers. If hikers step off the trail for you, you may continue thru, but you must be prepared to stop if needed. And please slow down when passing.-Horses. You might encounter horses and their riders on many of the trails. You must slow down and or stop and establish communication with the horse riders. They will provide direction on how to interact with them. Some horse riders will be ok with you riding by, while others may ask you to stop. It is very important to speak to the horse riders, both to work out how to pass, but also because the horses need to hear your voice to understand that you are person and not a predator.-In general, understand that you are an ambassador for our sport and every interaction is the opportunity to either make mountain bikers look good or bad to the general public. That mountain biker, hiker, or horse rider you encounter may be a State Legislator, off duty DNR employee, or someone with political influence. Every interaction can have a positive or negative impact on mountain bike advocacy. Please make sure that your interactions are positive.This incredible chunk of Public Land is a treasure, enjoy it and respect it. ... See MoreSee Less

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